bratliff wrote: > Jürgen wrote: > >> I am using the JSON-method for getting data from a different domain >> than where the map is displayed. That is working just fine. >> >> My question is how to handle the case, when my page fails to get the >> data from the other server. Everything that is not response code 200. >> It may be an internal server error or the server being down >> completely. >> >> Is there something similiar to GDownloadUrl (same domain only!!), >> where the callback function has a parameter responseCode that I can >> check for? >> >> Does anybody have any experience with that? >> >> A very simple test page can be found at >> http://www.einberg-volleyball.de/maps/test/json.html >> > > Internet Explorer supports the "onreadystatechange" event for SCRIPT > elements. Firefox supports the "onload" & "onerror" events for SCRIPT > elements. If you have multiple asynchronous scripts in progress at > the same time, you can assign an "id" and/or dig the "src" property > out of the SCRIPT element. > > The event models differ. For Internet Explorer, check > "window.event.srcElement.src". For Firefox, check > "whatever.currentTarget.src" where "whatever" is the argument in the > function call. In other words it would be nice if people had a full cross platform class which made these things look the same from the outside ;-)
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